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Newel Posts and Caps – Make Your Staircase


There are a multitude of factors to consider when redesigning your staircase. You need to think of what sort of style you want to portray, the shades and richness of colours you want to use and the type of material you wish to use. But it is of upmost importance that you understand the parts of your staircase and what does what, to ensure that your staircase is suitable for your needs. There are four main parts to your staircase: the handrail, baserail, spindles and newel posts and their caps.

Richard Burbridge is the market-leading staircase designer with an eclectic range of styles available, including: Hallmark, Trademark, Classic, FUSION and Heritage; all of which are available in great range of fine woods, such as: Pine, White Oak, Ash, Sapele, Beech and more.

Below is a brief guide to the key stair part components and the part they play in your staircase.
Newel Posts and Caps

Newel posts are the bulky vertical posts that mark any intermediary turns in the staircase, as well as the start and end of the stairway. The newel posts are the main supportive feature for the staircase design. Newel posts usually come in bold designs and are an important feature of the staircase. On top of the newel posts are the newel caps, which are largely decorative features, giving a complete look to the staircase.
Spindles

Spindles are vertical cylindrically symmetric shafts which span the length of the staircase between the baserail and handrail, providing support to the handrail. Spindles are also important safety features, preventing falls between the handrail and baserail.
Baserail

The baserail runs along the bottom of the stairs and is the core support of the stairway. Also, the baserail is an important design feature of the stairway.
Handrail

The best known staircase part, the handrail is a vital safety feature and assists you walking up and down the stairs. As well as being an important safety feature the handrail also provides aesthetic appeal to the stairway.



Author Resource:- For a wonderful range of newel posts and caps, visit All Your Stairs. A leading supplier of all staircase parts, All Your Stairs have the popular Richard Burbridge ranges, including: FUSION, Classic, Heritage, Hallmark and Trademark, all available at incredible prices.

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